A Guide To Graduate Studies

1. Can a UK national study in Europe?

Yes, UK citizens can study at any European university, if they are otherwise eligible to study that course. The UK students can study for free if the citizens in the home country don’t pay fees. They can study all programs without any special conditions than those required to be fulfilled by the country’s home students. .

2. Can I study in Europe for free?

If you are an EU /EEA citizen, you can study for free in Austria, Denmark, Finland, France, Germany, Greece, Hungary, Norway, Poland, Sloveina, Sweden and if you are an international student, Germany and Norway are the 2 countries that offer free education (without any tuition fees), where you do not need to pay any fees. In other countries, you can always apply for scholarships, grants, studentship awards, or external funding for your education in Europe. .

3. Where can I study Medicine in Europe?

Best schools to study Medicine in Europe are ETH Zurich- Switzerland, LMU Munich- Germany, Karolinska Institute-Sweden, Technical University of Munich-Germany, Heidelberg University-Germany, Leiden University-Netherlands, Paris Sciences et Lettres – PSL Research University of Paris-France, and many other universities where you will receive the best education and relevant experience in Medicine. .

 

 

4. Can I study in Europe with a GED?

Mostly not. American universities and colleges do accept GED but when it comes to the European education system, the GED acceptance rate is not quite high. It depends on the university you are applying to. You will have to fulfill other requirements of the university instead of GED. .

5. Do I need a visa to study in Europe?

Yes at all times during your stay in Europe as an international student. You need a student visa or a study permit issued by the European country you want to study in. A visa is usually issued after you obtain an official acceptance letter from the university you want to study in. Hence, student visa is the most important document. .

6. How do I study in Europe?

The study abroad process remains the same. You first need to evaluate your profile, decide your budget, intake, prepare for finances, shortlist universities, obtain the required academic scores, language scores, manage the university application procedure, and admission process, followed by visa preparation and post visa departure preparation. .

7. How to study in Europe with a scholarship?

Obtaining a scholarship, while you apply for study programs in Europe depends on many factors such as the scholarship you want, university and program requirements, external scholarships available, your eligibility and merit, financial background, etc. Also, it depends whether the university will apply for the scholarship on your behalf or you yourself are expected to apply. There are many international and national scholarships available that can be explored. .

8. How to study Law in Europe?

Europe is home to excellent law schools since ages and hundreds of courses are available for studying a master’s or doctoral degree in Law. One should shortlist and apply to the best law schools according to your budget and other criteria that suits your profile. .

9. How to study a master’s degree in Europe?

European universities offer some of the world’s excellent masters program. One can also explore integrated master’s + Ph.D. options if interested. You can study master’s programs in many unique and rare fields in European universities with the best infrastructure and highly experienced faculties. .

10. How to study MBA in Europe?

Europe is home to excellent MBA schools since ages and hundreds of courses are available for studying Business management in Europe. France, Netherlands, Switzerland, Italy, and Germany are some of the best countries to pursue an MBA. Also, INSEAD, HEC, IMI, Emlyon, Essec, are some top MBA schools. One should shortlist and apply to the best MBA schools according to your budget and other criteria that suits your profile. .